Rochester Abandoned Subway

I spent a fair amount of time in my teens, in the abandoned subway. Really makes you feel like an urban explorer. Over the decades, the street art has progressed from fancy tags to some amazing paintings. Never had a problem with people there -- read below. I don't think it is accessible from the east anymore, luxury housing was built there. Last couple times I saw it, it was the West entrance by the War Memorial / Blue Cross Arena. Last time was with my 70-yo mom, and our "ladder" was bike rack. Some kids in there with spray cans smoking pot. "Nice work," says Mom. She took several...

IT IS PITCH BLACK. We went down the first day and realized we need way better lights than our phones! You need a really powerful light to really feel "okay" down there. We went back the second day with lithium lights and it made the experience alot better! Easier to see the art too! We entered at broad Street and walk all the way to where the blue Cross bridge is. I suggest doing that because it's really the only accessible entrance. First 100 feet is real creepy but it's very interesting down there. If your scared of the unknown don't go down there cause it's like that the...

The Rochester Abandoned Subway is a fascinating piece of local history and a unique spot to explore. Walking through the remnants of the old subway tunnels feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by urban decay and incredible street art that gives the space an eerie yet artistic vibe. The graffiti and murals add a lot of character, making it a popular spot for photographers and adventure seekers. It's important to be careful and go with a group, as some areas can be unsafe. Overall, it's a must-see for anyone interested in urban exploration and Rochester’s...